Rezi

Rezi is an AI resume tool from a company based in Seoul, South Korea, with Jacob Jacquet listed as founder. You can write a resume, tailor it to a job and check whether it will get through applicant tracking systems (ATS). Its AI mock interview generates questions from your resume and the job description and gives feedback afterward; it doesn't prompt you during a real interview. The Chrome extension fills in forms on job sites such as Workday, Greenhouse and Lever, and in the site's words, "you just hit submit." What sets it apart is the rule for AI Apply: it only adds things to your resume once you confirm they're true, and if you're missing a skill it flags the gap and asks you first.

Who it's for:Job seekers who need a resume that gets through ATS screening and want a few practice interviews first.

Before you start: It's available on the web, as a Chrome extension and as iOS and Android apps, with one shared account. AI Inspiration World only recommends resume building, mock interviews and the extension's autofill that you submit yourself; we haven't confirmed who makes the final submission in the mobile AI Apply flow, so we don't recommend it for now. With an account, your resume is stored on Rezi's servers and can be shared by public link; the privacy policy doesn't say which AI provider is used or whether data is used for training. You can close your account in settings or email support@rezi.io to request deletion, and the policy says all data is permanently deleted. The site lists a free plan at USD 0 with 1 resume, 1 AI mock interview and 3 PDF downloads, no card needed; Pro at USD 29 a month; and Lifetime at a one-time USD 149, with a 30-day money-back guarantee; check the site for current prices. Personal plans are for personal use only, not commercial resume writing.

Based on the official site, pricing page and legal terms. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.